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Archive for July, 2011

Common Problems With Garbage Disposals
- July 26th, 2011
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Your garbage disposal is probably the most used tool in your kitchen, but it is probably also the most temperamental. With so much use comes many common problems. This article from Home & Garden Ideas explains these issues. The most… Read More »
Air Conditioning Types
- July 19th, 2011
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All air conditioners are the same, right? Wrong. As this article from AirConditionerHelper.com explains, there are several different types of air conditioners, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. So what system will work best in your home or business?… Read More »
Garbage Disposal Safety
- July 19th, 2011
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Garbage disposals are very useful tools as they breakdown and dispose of food scraps, bones, coffee grounds, and other items, reducing the amount of garbage that accumulates in your home. But if they are not handled correctly, garbage disposals can… Read More »
How To Recognize if You Have Polybutelene Pipes in Your Home
- July 13th, 2011
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Between 1975 and 1995, a new revolutionary piping was used in most home construction – polybutylene piping. Contractors and plumbers loved this new piping because of its low cost and easy installation. But, over time, it was discovered that polybutylene… Read More »
What to do if You Suspect A Leaky Pipe
Like it or not, you, as a homeowner, are your home’s first defense against major plumbing problems. The most common plumbing problem in homes is a leak in a pipe, a joint, or a faucet. Though these seem like small… Read More »